Perfect Squares and Perfect Cubes Posters

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I am very excited about these perfect squares and perfect cubes posters that I created to decorate my high school math classroom! These posters were inspired by the amazing Clarissa Grandi, a maths teacher in the UK.

perfect squares and perfect cubes posters for high school math classroom decorations

If you like making math pretty and colorful, you must check out Clarissa Grandi’s website! I highly recommend checking out her classroom display ideas post.

Clarissa shared a visual representation of the different perfect squares and cubes. She placed pre-cut numbers on top of the squares/cubes. I decided I wanted to simplify things and create a set of printable posters where the numbers are printed directly on the squares and cubes.

I created posters for both the first ten perfect squares and the first ten perfect cubes.

I printed the perfect squares and perfect cubes posters on colored paper and laminated them.

MATH = LOVE RECOMMENDS…

drawing of laminator machine with text "laminating recommendations"

A laminator is a MUST-HAVE for me as a math teacher! I spent my first six years as a teacher at a school with a broken laminator, so I had to find a way to laminate things myself.

I’ve had several laminators over the years. I currently use a Scotch laminator at home and a Swingline laminator at school.

I highly recommend splurging a bit on the actual laminator and buying the cheapest laminating pouches you can find!

If a printable reference chart is more your jam, check out my free printable list of perfect squares.

I also added some title posters that say “Perfect Squares” and “Perfect Cubes.”

I just LOVE looking at these!

I do need to give credit where credit is due. My husband graciously used his geogebra skills to make the images of the cubes for me. Thanks Shaun!

Did you notice that I used the same colors for both sets of posters? This way, 1 squared and 1 cubed are the same color. 2 squared and 2 cubed are the same color, etc.

The first time I printed these posters off, I somehow got the colors off. It bugged me so much I had to print another set!

Perfect Squares and Cubes Posters in High School Math Classroom

You might also be interested in the More Perfect Squares Poster I created when I realized my students needed to recognize perfect squares higher than 100.